Memory Health

Much work-based training is a waste of time and money because the majority of people are neither emotionally ready nor practically inclined to apply their learning to the way they behave. Power Up Your Mind offers a new model of learning which will revolutionise the way you learn and perform.

In der Nacht vor der Klausur noch schnell den Lernstoff in den Kopf bekommen, das versuchen viele. Doch schon zwei Wochen später ist alles wieder vergessen. Wie aber gelingt es, Wissen langfristig zu behalten? Noch dazu in einer Welt, in der Wissen Vorsprung schafft? Verstehen ist die Zauberformel - und die wahre Stärke menschlichen Denkens. Hirnforscher Henning Beck zeigt, wie es geht. Ob in der Schule, in Unternehmen oder im täglichen Leben: Um der heutigen Informationsflut gerecht zu werden, müssen wir lebenslang lernen. Lernen ist aber nur die halbe Miete.

The brain is plastic! It’s not made from plastic; rather, it’s able to change and it does all the time. This is known as neuroplasticity. Understanding that the brain regenerates is essential if we are to harness its power, along with the mind. This audiobook isn’t just about the theory of how wonderful the brain and mind really are, it’s also a guidebook full of practical steps you can take to improve your memory drastically, even if you believe you have a poor memory right now.

What does your concentration face look like? Maybe you’re scrunching up your nose, scratching your head, or even closing your eyes. Whatever you look like when you’re studying or thinking deeply about something, you can radically change your brain to help you remember and process information more easily.

"Auch ältere Hirne funktionieren sehr gut" - Das behauptet Europas erfolgreichster Gedächtnistrainer Markus Hofmann. Sie wollen erfahren, wie das auch auf Ihren Denkapparat zutreffen kann? Dann sind Sie bei diesem Buch genau richtig! Denn in diesem Buch beschreibt Markus Hofmann, wie Sie mithilfe geistiger Aktivierung Ihre grauen Zellen bis ins hohe Alter fit halten.

It's not fiction: Gary Lynch is the real thing, the epitome of the rebel scientist - malnourished, contentious, inspiring, explosive, remarkably ambitious, consistently brilliant. He is one of the foremost figures of contemporary neuroscience, and his decades-long quest to understand the inner workings of the brain's memory machine has begun to pay off.

When it comes to memory loss, one fact is indisputable: we will all experience it at some point in our lives. By the time we hit the age of 27, our brain has already begun its slow decline and more frequent memory loss is an inevitable side effect. In addition to this, there are many conditions that can exacerbate memory problems, ranging from depression, poor sleeping habits, to drinking or a thyroid imbalance. Stress is a well-known trigger of memory loss and with 75 percent of Americans reporting that they feel stressed, are any of us really safe?

After a trauma at age one, Jay J. Jackson experienced parallel memories that revealed he'd been in two separate hospital settings as an infant, and his distress over these conflicting memories caused his lifelong struggle. As an adult, Jay sought treatment only to be chased out of multiple doctors' offices, doctors who branded him immoral for suggesting circumcision is harmful. Jay passionately details his experiences with circumcision sexual trauma and exposes the history behind how it became common in America. Listen to this blistering exposé into history's most loathed body part.

A debut family novel about four sisters growing up on the campus of the underfunded state mental hospital where their strong-willed mother serves as head of psychiatry. A richly moving story of sisterhood, loyalty, and mental health in America. The Cross sisters have lived their entire lives on...

A series of books to give inspiration and opportunity to those middle-class persons who are not poor enough for charity, nor rich enough to afford things themselves. The author intended to inspire, with the kind of inspiration that makes a man go out and create his own opportunity. Yours is the world and everything in it!

Lo scopo di "La memoria psicologica" è quello di dare una visione universale della psicologia umana e di come la memoria e il ricordo influiscano su di essa. Il ricordo è il risultato dell’interazione tra differenti processi, in cui è possibile distinguere tre momenti fondamentali di codifica, ritenzione e recupero. Le memorie sensoriali si possono suddividere in; memorie sensoriali visive e memorie sensoriali uditive. Buon ascolto!

Introducing The Memory Improvement Guidebook with five memory-improving techniques by Emerson Hooper. Whether you are a college student and want to learn how to memorize anything or you have trouble remembering names, dates, or your PIN number, this memory-improving audiobook is here to help you understand the ins and outs of improving your memory.

Oxytocin, estrogen, endorphins, dopamine. Hormones produced by the body and all but one relate to feeling happy. Estrogen is responsible for developing and maintaining the female characteristics of the human body. But what exactly do they do to make us feel happy? Are they dangerous or addicting? How does estrogen work? This guidebook will answer these questions and any others you may have about these subjects.

Is struggling to remember things something you find difficult? Often find yourself thinking that nothing can help? Or maybe you’re just constantly fed up of using prescription drugs and so called miracle cures. If this sounds all too familiar, then keep reading. We understand that memory loss and memory improvement are probably somewhat of a sensitive subject that you probably don’t like discussing with others. Looking for ways to help can be difficult and challenging and often leads to confusion when it comes down to what actually works and what doesn’t.

What if I told you that after listening to this audiobook you will be able to remember more, recall your memories faster, make better decisions, and even achieve your goals? Well, it’s true. Improving your memory isn’t just about remembering phone numbers or where you put your keys. By remembering to look after and improve your memory, you can boost the performance of your mind so that more information will be available more quickly, you can make better decisions because you have more data points, and even achieve your goals more effectively.

Do you want to have an incredible unlimited memory? You can. That’s right. You don’t have to be born with it. Every single person in the entire world possesses the ability to become an ultimate memory expert. All it takes is some highly specialized skills and techniques that will advance any mind into the next level. Everything you need to know to become a memory master is right here in this audiobook.

Having a good memory isn’t just important for success. It can also keep our mental health in tip-top condition, which ultimately leads to an improved quality of life. Listening to Memory Unlocked will give your mind the best chance at reaching its potential, staying strong, and being able to recall whatever and whenever you need.

It is a common misconception that memory decays with age. This can only happen when a person does not use their memory properly. A person's memory is just like a muscle. The more it is used, the stronger it gets. When neglected, it atrophies and becomes weak. This is why people often struggle with memory as they age. If a person instead chooses to continue learning new things in their later years, practices memory-improving exercises, keeps their imagination alive and allows themselves to be open to new experiences, they can prevent this from happening.

Still Clear is a groundbreaking guide for women navigating the mental fog, fatigue, and focus challenges that often emerge in midlife. Whether it’s forgetting names, losing your train of thought mid-sentence, or waking up already feeling behind, this book meets you where you are—with compassion, clarity, and science-backed strategies that actually work.

A Family History of Illness is a gritty historical memoir that examines the body's immune system and microbial composition as well as the biological and cultural origins of memory and history, offering a startling, fresh way to view the role of history in understanding our physical selves.